First impression counts, and interview table is place that matters. In order to boost your chances of getting hired, you need to make a very good first impression. You need to make sure that you project a professional image.

　　第一印象很重要，這點(diǎn)在面試桌上也同樣正確。為了增加被錄取的機(jī)會(huì)，你需要?jiǎng)?chuàng)造出良好第一印象。你要清楚自己的面試著裝是否體現(xiàn)了職業(yè)形象。

　　Remember that a lot of what your should wear depends on the industry you’re trying to get in. For conservative industries such as accounting, finance and law, you should opt for a simple look. For creative industries such as advertising, graphic design, you can dress more creatively than usual by brightening up you outfit or adding some personal touch like a nice bag or stylish shoes.

　　記住，穿什么樣的衣服取決于要應(yīng)聘什么樣的工作。面試保守的行業(yè)，比如會(huì)計(jì)、金融和法律，應(yīng)該選擇簡單的著裝。面試創(chuàng)造性的行業(yè)，比如廣告和平面設(shè)計(jì)，你可以穿得有創(chuàng)意一些，穿亮色衣服或者加點(diǎn)個(gè)人的風(fēng)格進(jìn)去，比如背個(gè)好看的包或者穿雙時(shí)髦的鞋子。

　　Here are some important Don’ts when dressing up for an interview.

　　以下是一些重要的面試著裝禁忌。

　　1. Do not wear flip-flops or sneakers, unless you are interviewing to be a lead singer for a rock band.

　　1. 除非你是去面試搖滾樂隊(duì)主唱，不然面試就別穿人字拖或運(yùn)動(dòng)鞋。

　　2. Do not wear underwear that are visible. This refers to bras, bra straps or briefs that are exposed. It doesn’t matter if they match your outer clothing, they should still remain unseen.

　　2. 不要穿可見內(nèi)衣物，“可見內(nèi)衣物”是指內(nèi)衣、內(nèi)衣帶或內(nèi)褲暴露出來。如果內(nèi)衣物和外衣相配，看不出來，這倒不要緊。

　　3. Do not wear shorts, jeans, mini-skirts that are too “low-rise” or too tight.

　　3. 面試時(shí)不要穿短褲、牛仔褲和迷你裙這種太“低腰”或太緊身的。

　　4. Do not wear blouses that expose your cleavage or belly.

　　4. 女性穿襯衫不能露出乳溝和肚子。

　　5. Do not reveal your tattoos or piercing unless you are sure that the company has no policies against both.

　　5. 不要露出紋身或洞眼，除非你確定面試的公司在這方面沒有明令禁止。

　　6. Do not wear overpowering cologne or perfume. Your interviewer has an aversion or even worse, is allergic to strong smells.

　　6. 不要噴味道過重的古龍水或香水。面試官對這個(gè)有抵觸情緒，更糟糕的可能是他對濃烈的香味過敏。

　　7. Do not come to an interview with unkempt or dirty hair. Get rid of unwanted facial hair. Shave in order to look neat.

　　7. 不要頂著頭臟亂的頭發(fā)去面試。剃掉沒用的胡須，讓自己看上去整潔一些。

　　8. Do not wear obnoxious ties. Nowadays, men, especially those who are fashion-conscious, are lucky because there are many available designs for neckties. However, if you are going to an interview, make sure that the design of your tie is professional.

　　8. 不要戴令人反感的領(lǐng)帶。現(xiàn)在的男性，尤其是趕時(shí)髦的男性，會(huì)有很多時(shí)尚的領(lǐng)帶。不過，如果你是去面試，那么就要想想清楚了，你的領(lǐng)帶是否能凸顯你的專業(yè)性。

　　9. Don’t wear anything that dangles. This applies to your earrings, jewelry and necklaces that are too big, too noisy, too chunky or too many. They will not help you project a professional image. It also is distracting to hear them clank with each other every time you move your hands.

　　9. 不要佩戴晃動(dòng)的飾物。這條是針對耳環(huán)、珠寶和項(xiàng)鏈這些太大、太吵、太厚實(shí)或者太繁多的佩飾的。這些東西不會(huì)幫助你建立職業(yè)形象。每次你手一動(dòng)，他們就會(huì)碰撞發(fā)聲，這些聲音會(huì)分散注意力。

　　Remember that dressing for your interview is about dressing with a purpose. Use this chance to show your professionalism.

　　記住面試的穿著是帶有目的性的。抓住這個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)去展示你的專業(yè)性吧。